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Bronx, NY 10467
The Immaculate Conception Food program seeks a cook to prepare three meals for a soup kitchen, which runs on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 11 AM to 12 PM. The Franciscan order ran this soup kitchen for 140 years until 2021 when the order left, and was transferred to the Archdiocese of New York. A new Pastor was assigned to the parish. Slowly, he rebuilt with the support of volunteers to continue the program. However, we are short on volunteers who are committed to cooking/preparing meals. This program also offers a bi-monthly food pantry on Fridays, but the soup kitchen risks closing if we can't locate a volunteer to cook meals. This volunteer has to love cooking or preparing meals for others, and have a positive up beat friendly personality, along with a great desire to support the Bronx Community's services. This soup kitchen serves between 1,500 and 2,000 meals a month. The ingredients and tools will be provided at the site. Volunteers must be able to lift 20 pounds with no problem. The volunteer can work with the Coordinator to possibly prepare three meals on Tuesdays for three days of service from 8 AM-11 AM and allow the other volunteers to do the services alone, OR come each day to help prepare and serve the meals with the other volunteers from 8:30 AM-2 PM. The distribution of the meals is from 11 AM - 12 PM. Basic training from the program coordinator is available on-site. Still, in time, we encourage the volunteer(s) interested to take soup kitchen training through agencies that offer it for free. This is a dynamic group of volunteers at this food program. Catholic Charities Feeding Our Neighbors takes great pride in continuing to offer support to our partner programs in need. If you love to cook we would love to have you join this team. If you love to volunteer for more than one location, we would also welcome you to become an offical Volunteer for Catholic Charities.
Date Posted: Mar 4, 2025
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Flexible Schedule
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, 10009
Bigs & Littles NYC is a nonprofit organization that has empowered NYC underserved communities and uplifted children and families of predominantly single-parent households across the city for over 120 years. Our one-to-one mentoring program transforms the lives of young people, building hope and inspiring them to dream bigger, work harder to do well in school, and to plan for their future. Our volunteer mentors provide friendship, guidance, and support to a child aged 7-17 in NYC. Express interest below to begin the screening process! *Mentors HIGHLY needed in The Bronx! As a volunteer mentor, you will: Commit to weekly phone-call with Little Meet with Little 2x per month Pick up/drop off Little for match outings using public transport, and brainstorm match outing activities with their Little (museum visit, ice cream in the park, outdoor sport, arts and crafts, etc.) Qualifications & Skills: Enjoys working with children Spanish-speaking is a plus but not required Is willing and able to finance match outings for their Little (low-cost and no-cost outings encouraged) Living within the 5 boroughs of New York City Schedule: Please click "express interest" below to receive more information about the matching process of Bigs (mentors) and Littles (mentees)
Date Posted: May 21, 2025
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Flexible Schedule
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Bigs & Littles NYC Mentoring has built on over 120 years of expertise in one-to-one mentoring, while strengthening entire families in hardship. After years of mothers asking for more support and asking if they can have a mentor themselves, we have responded to their needs and implemented this program initiative. Bigs & Littles is looking for mentors specifically for their Mentoring Mom program. Volunteers are matched in a 1:1 relationship where they meet with a Mentoring Mom mentee 1-2 times a month (on their own time at an agreed upon location), for a minimum of one year. All mentors will receive consistent guidance from a social worker throughout the duration of their match. This is a unique mentoring partnership works to support single mothers by proactively fostering community. Express interest below to begin the screening process! As a volunteer mentor, you will: ​Meet with your Mentoring Mom 1-2 times per month. Be able to commit to at least a one year partnership Share your skills, lived experiences, and judgement free space to support your Mentoring Mom Qualifications & Skills: Enjoys working with other adults Spanish-speaking preferred Be willing and able to finance match outings for their Mentoring Mom (low-cost and no-cost outings encouraged) Living within the 5 boroughs of New York City Schedule: Please click "express interest" below to receive more information about the matching process. Expect for the active volunteer period to require 1-2 scheduled outings with your Mentoring Mom every month.
Date Posted: May 21, 2025
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Flexible Schedule
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New York, NY 10022
More than 90 agencies throughout The Archdiocese of New York provide $850 million in services to 400,000 New Yorkers in need each year. This is the important work of the Catholic Charities of New York Federation - to care for those in need whether they are Catholic or non-Catholic. These services touch the widest range of human needs: children and youth, families and responding to crisis, welcoming and integrating immigrants, supporting those with disabilities, & food and housing. Ten agencies, referred to as the Catholic Charities Alliance, represent about one-third of the services delivered each year. An increasingly important role in this work is the support and oversight provided by the Boards of Directors of these non-profit agencies. Maintaining and enhancing high-quality programs and services requires an attentive, dedicated and generous Board of Directors. Why Join an Alliance Board? Support a mission you are passionate about in a deeper way Develop new leadership skills Grow your network meet other high impact New Yorkers! THE ALLIANCE AGENCIES: We need a variety of Board Members across these 10 partner agencies - The Association of New York Catholic Homes Astor Services for Children and Families Cardinal McCloskey Community Services Catholic Charities of Staten Island Catholic Guardian Services Kennedy Children's Center Ladies of Charity Catholic Charities Community Services of Dutchess Catholic Charities of Orange, Sullivan, and Ulster Catholic Charities Community Services of Rockland We hope to hear from you soon! FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE EMAIL KIM AT KIMBERLY.OLUND@CATHOLICCHARITIESNY.ORG
Date Posted: Jun 2, 2025
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Flexible Schedule
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New York, NY 10029
The K-5 Enrichment Program at LSA Family Health Service is an afterschool program in East Harlem that inspires children in grades K-5 to improve reading and math skills, with social and emotional learning goals and parent involvement integrated throughout the program. On Mondays the program works with volunteers to provide 1-on-1 tutoring to 30 students. Volunteers on Tues., Wed., and Thurs., provide homework help to the students. As a volunteer, you will: Create lessons for the student they are assigned to work with from our resource cart, library, or educational games and activities cabinets. Learn what subject area the student needs the most help with and curate future lessons to cater to areas that need improvement Contribute to and ensure a safe and positive learning environment Qualifications + Skills: Proficient in K-5 math, reading, and writing MUST clear a background check MUST undergo screening process with Mercy Center team Schedule: Monday-Friday 3:30 PM - 4:30 PM 333 East 115th Street, New York, NY 10029 Point of Contact: Elizabeth Reddy
Date Posted: May 21, 2025